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Elser Difference-Map Algorithm

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The Difference-Map Algorithm was discovered by Cornell physicist Veit Elser to deconstruct images for X-ray diffraction microscopy.

Oddly, the same algorithm can be used to solve, the very popular, Sudoku puzzles.